Public Safety Officers Benefits Act Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights
Public Safety Officers Benefits Act Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights
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Amend. 8.
40. Prisons (3=>13 Offenses of insolence, harassment, and insubordination, directed against custo- dial or administrative personnel of state penal institutions, are not unduly vague and may be used as a basis for imposing discipline on prisoners. 42 U. S. C. A- § 1983 ; U. S. C. A. Const. Amend. 8.
41. Prisons G=^ 13 Whereas prison officials may reasonably regulate preparation of legal plead- ings in service of valid state interests, they may not prohibit or punish in- mates for condu...cting liglgation of their own or for rendering assistance to other inmates, in absence of any other adequate source of legal aid. 42 U. S. C. A. § 1983 ; U. S. C. A. Const. Amend. 8.
42. Prisons
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Amend. 8.
40. Prisons (3=>13 Offenses of insolence, harassment, and insubordination, directed against custo- dial or administrative personnel of state penal institutions, are not unduly vague and may be used as a basis for imposing discipline on prisoners. 42 U. S. C. A- § 1983 ; U. S. C. A. Const. Amend. 8.
41. Prisons G=^ 13 Whereas prison officials may reasonably regulate preparation of legal plead- ings in service of valid state interests, they may not prohibit or punish in- mates for condu...cting liglgation of their own or for rendering assistance to other inmates, in absence of any other adequate source of legal aid. 42 U. S. C. A. § 1983 ; U. S. C. A. Const. Amend. 8.
42. Prisons
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